Three lanes · one read · 07:00

Your customers,
your competitors,
your market.
Sifted.

The three questions that decide your quarter, answered in one five-minute brief before you've finished your coffee — every claim linked to the conversation it came from.

Customers 4,102 read
"anyone using something lighter than NimbusCRM?" "we switched because the reporting was unusable" "wish it had a proper API" "best tool for a 6-person sales team?"
Competitors 3,847 read
NimbusCRM pricing page — tiers changed 04:10 "is NimbusCRM worth it at the new price?" teardown video: "you vs. NimbusCRM" competitor changelog — SSO shipped
Market 4,482 read
"our procurement won't shortlist without SOC 2" "seat pricing is dead, everyone's moving to usage" "how are teams handling data residency?" "nobody trusts AI-written summaries yet"
ChatterSift · daily Delivered 07:00

Daily Demand Brief

Fri 18 Jul
12,431 read overnight · 4 made the cut · 5-min read
Customers

A founder is asking for a lightweight alternative to NimbusCRM — three of their four requirements are yours, and the thread is still open.

Competitors

NimbusCRM raised prices 20% overnight. Two of their customers are publicly asking what else does the reporting.

Market

Buyers keep raising SOC 2 before they'll shortlist — the third straight day it has surfaced.

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Conversations from three lanes — customers, competitors, and the wider market — are read overnight and combined into a single daily brief.

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Three in, one out

Aggregating is easy. Sifting is the product.

Twelve thousand conversations mentioned your market last night. Four of them changed what you should do today. The distance between those two numbers is the entire job.

Feed the lanes

You name what belongs in each

Your brand and the phrases buyers use while shopping. Your competitors by name and by website. The themes your category argues about. Change any of them whenever the market moves.

Run the sift

Six sources, read continuously

Reddit, Hacker News, X, YouTube, LinkedIn, and competitors' own pages. Related conversations collapse into storylines, and a live buying opportunity is told apart from a passing mention.

Reddit HN X YouTube LinkedIn Sites
Read the output

One brief, five minutes

At 07:00, ranked by what deserves your day, each item carrying its lane and linking to the threads behind it. If a buyer can't wait that long, that one reaches you the moment it surfaces.

The lanes

Three questions, asked every single night.

Customers

Who's shopping right now?

Recommendation requests, comparison threads, and people describing the problem you solve — usually before they have heard your name.

  • Buying-intent phrases, not just your brand
  • Feature requests and "we switched because"
  • The words your buyers actually use
Competitors

What did they just change?

Frustration, switching talk, and the quiet edits to their own pricing and positioning pages that nobody announces.

  • Their website watched for real changes
  • Customers of theirs looking for a way out
  • Head-to-head threads and teardown videos
Market

What is becoming table stakes?

The requirements, objections, and shifts that harden into prerequisites while you're heads-down building.

  • Themes tracked across days, not one-offs
  • Velocity, so you see a trend forming
  • Content gaps your site should already close

One lane can jump the queue

A buyer asking the room what to buy won't wait until morning. Mark any monitor immediate and it reaches you by email or Slack as it surfaces — the brief stays the second clock, not the only one.

buying intent → now
everything else → 07:00
Who reads which lane first

One brief. Five ways to read it.

Founders & CEOs

Find customers without living on Reddit.

Open the day knowing who's shopping and which two threads deserve ten minutes of your own voice.

Growth & sales

Reach buyers before the form fill.

Comparison and switching talk, caught while the evaluation is still open.

Marketing

Live questions become content.

The objections buyers repeat and the questions your site should already answer.

Product

Hear what customers wish existed.

Feature requests and "we switched because", clustered across the whole market.

Comms & support

No surprises. Ever.

Criticism surfaces while it's still one thread, not a news cycle.

Pricing

Three lanes of the internet, read for you. From $29 a month.

No enterprise contract, no seat minimum, and no dashboard that turns into another daily obligation. One brief is the whole interface.

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  • Track brand, competitors, and buying-intent phrases
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  • Everything in Starter
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For teams and portfolios with more of the market to watch.

  • Everything in Pro
  • 100 active monitors
  • More room for brands, competitors, and intent
  • Priority support
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Questions

The things founders ask before they sign up.

Can I change what's in each lane?
That's the setup. You define the brand terms, buying phrases, competitors, and themes each lane watches, and you can edit them whenever your market moves. Onboarding is personal — we build the first watchlist with you.
Is a five-minute brief really enough?
It's enough because most of what happens doesn't matter. Twelve thousand conversations become four items, each linked to the threads behind it — so when one does matter, you go read the whole thing in one click.
Isn't a daily brief too slow for leads?
Leads don't wait for it. Monitors set to immediate dispatch to email or Slack as the conversation surfaces, so you answer while the thread is still open. The 07:00 brief is the second clock — it tells you what the day meant.
How is this different from a keyword alert?
A keyword alert tells you your name appeared. ChatterSift groups related conversations into storylines, weighs them, and tells you which few are a live buying opportunity and which are noise. Most days that's around four items out of thousands read.
Does ChatterSift write replies for me?
No. It finds and prioritizes public conversations and links you straight to them. You decide whether to reply and what to say — automated promotional replies are the fastest way to get banned from the communities worth being in.
Which sources feed the lanes?
Reddit, Hacker News, X (Twitter), YouTube, LinkedIn, and your competitors' own websites — where quiet pricing and positioning changes show up before anyone announces them.
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